The picture is a screw-in kingpost mount. Is that what it actually is or is the picture deceiving?
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The description says pin style so I would go for it , I can't remember what my pic looked like but the description was accurate
1774174
Hi, this looks like the one I bought, there was a small amount of adjustment. Overall quality of the mount was below average.
1040799
No. It's opposite of what is shown. If I place mine in the same position as pictured, the flat side of the micro USB is up (the side with the 2 little hooks).
540983
The paw is just a plastic insert which looks like an animal paw in the portion of the bracket that is screwed into the wall. In the picture it looks black but mine was blue. The mount is anchored to the wall using 3 large screws. If you wanted to use the mount in two locations with one TV you would have to remove / unscrew the entire mount from the wall every time you move it.
555382
Don't worry, there are mounting points on the side for the screws. Just a little hard to see in the pictures.
156727
No problem. The mounting hardward doesn't show. I would recommend however that you purchase also from a local store a strip of cord cover for the picture down to the outlet. Makes it look a whole lot neater.Regards,
318690
No. The mount is exactly as shown in the photo. I attached it to a block and pointed it up.
2007836
What you see in the picture is what you get. I didn't use the little mount bracket they included i just took my old satellite dish off and stuck the antenna in the pole that the satellite was attached to.
1535327
Hi I am not sure if I understand your question but it is one piece that is mounted on with 4 screws
816925
Do you mean the screw that clamps the mount to the seatpost? I would go to a hardware store and buy the screw and a nylock nut. That would probably be the quickest resolution for you. It might cost $3.
100551
No, that is not the correct picture. it looks more like the top of an old iron table with handles. (in a good way) I really like ours.
133993
The mount has a screw which openes/closes 2 plastic flaps. The flaps are shown straight in the product image and not opened up. It essentially uses the pressure exerted from the opened flaps to keep it in place. It doesn't "sound" secure, but stays in very well.
1611328
I think the screw mounts are in a different location. It might be the same, but I feel like they are slightly off. It's been a while.
1298070
Yes it is. It comes with two options; clamps or part to permenantly install on bed frame with screws. The clamp didn't work for me. So i chose to use the other option
1167033
Yes it is.The photo shows the screw caps on the base. I went to Home Depot for the mounting brackets. They have all types for all needs.You don't have to mount on the stud anymore. This would be the best place to mount ,but it wasn't the best location for me.The stud was too far off.But there are ,now brackets to mount off just the drywall,like I did. I just wouldn't yank too much,just swing it out and back. So far this hasn't gotten lose from the wall. Hope this helps.I thought I was getting a good shave till I got this.It really helps seeing the spots you miss.
525569
i am glad you asked this. it was driving me nuts looking at the picture. I will have faith that there are indeed mounting holes in the correct locations :D
1935005
The last picture simply shows a view of the articulating arm fully extended straight out once the base has been mounted to the back of the TV. The last pic gives you the impression that the arm is cheap and unable to hold up a TV, but it is actually STURDY and the hardware appears to be high quality & well made. I have nothing but positive things to say about this mount because of its flexibility to tilt the TV at any angle (tilts up, down, arm can move side-to-side and/or extend out or close to the wall). However, I suggest two people install it but overall, I LOVE it!